Thoughts on New Conservation Group

[Ben Long]

Saw this new twist on the Theodore Roosevelt Legacy. Thoughts? Can anyone translate the Latin motto?

Announcement of the New Conservation Organization The International Order of T. Roosevelt

/PRNewswire/ -- Titans of American Business, today launched the International Order of T. Roosevelt in order to preserve Nature's precious resources through...

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International Order of T. Roosevelt | Protect At-Risk Wildlife

More than ever, our wildlife, fish, lands, and traditions are at risk. The IOTR is committed to our heritage, educating our youth, ingenuity through science, and stewardship.

t-roosevelt.org

 

[Beignet]

Judging by their board of directors it looks like they’ll be able to get a lot of big money checks written at their banquet.

 

[Ben Lamb]

It's the Safari Club with a different name & no real understanding of TR by the way they call him "Teddy."

 

[Beignet]

Latin is “he who planted healed” (or cured, etc).

 

[shoots-straight]

I say "Bully for them"

 

[hank4elk]

Sounds like a new name for big $ wearing TR gear for the snap.

 

[Bigjay73]

They'll do like any other non-profit, start out with good intentions, end up being a money grab for the executives

 

[Jwill]

Saw this new twist on the Theodore Roosevelt Legacy. Thoughts? Can anyone translate the Latin motto?

Announcement of the New Conservation Organization The International Order of T. Roosevelt

/PRNewswire/ -- Titans of American Business, today launched the International Order of T. Roosevelt in order to preserve Nature's precious resources through...

www.prnewswire.com

International Order of T. Roosevelt | Protect At-Risk Wildlife

More than ever, our wildlife, fish, lands, and traditions are at risk. The IOTR is committed to our heritage, educating our youth, ingenuity through science, and stewardship.

t-roosevelt.org

The Roosevelt Family Motto accompanying the Coat of Arms is "Qui plantavit curabit" which can be translated as "The one who planted it will take care of it" or "He who will plant will cultivate."

I'm going to put the IOTR in the same category as the Water for Wildlife Foundation until proven otherwise...